Pipeline

Ryan Stanton - Fri July 14, 2017

Michigan DEQ Rejects Request to Halt Rover Pipeline Construction

The Michigan Department of Environmental Quality isn't going to try to halt construction of the Rover gas pipeline near Silver Lake. DEQ spokeswoman Melody Kindraka said the agency's engineers reviewed a request for a stop-work order due to environmental concerns and decided construction can proceed....

Fri July 07, 2017

Mountain Valley Pipeline Review Finds Limited Impacts

RICHMOND, Va. (AP) Federal regulators said a proposed pipeline that would carry fracked natural gas for 300 mi. across West Virginia and Virginia would have “significant” impacts on forests....

Kevin Baird - Wed July 05, 2017

Trans-Alaska Oil Pipeline Celebrates 40th Anniversary

FAIRBANKS, Alaska (AP) The work and effort put into completing the Trans Alaska Pipeline System and its constant maintenance is an embodiment of Alaska grit, Alyeska Pipeline President Tom Barrett said....

Fri June 30, 2017

Construction Begins on New Pipeline

Work has begun on laying two natural gas liquids pipelines across 6.5 miles of northern Lancaster County as part of the Mariner East 2 pipeline project. In Lancaster County, the pipeline — highly controversial and contested in some parts of the the state — affects farmland and the Middle Creek Wildlife Management Area in Clay and West Cocalico townships....

Wed June 21, 2017

Judge: President Won't Be Defendant in Pipeline Lawsuit

BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) — President Donald Trump won't be added as a defendant in a lawsuit over the disputed Dakota Access oil pipeline that he pushed to completion, a federal judge announced as one of the conditions of allowing a group of Sioux tribal members to intervene in the case....

Irina Slav - Wed June 14, 2017

Too Much Oil … Not Enough Pipelines

Canada's problem with its oil pipeline capacity is becoming increasingly serious as opposition to new pipelines is growing in intensity. The situation will only worsen in the coming months as production continues to grow....

Scott McFetridge - Wed June 07, 2017

Climate Change Raises New Risk … Are Inland Bridges Too Low?

DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) A century-old train trestle stands as one of the trophies of Des Moines' push to spruce up its downtown. Bicyclists and pedestrians pose for pictures beside the brightly painted beams of the Red Bridge and gather on viewing platforms overlooking the Des Moines River....

Wed June 07, 2017

New Pipeline Terminal to Move More Than 80K Barrels a Day

Tallgrass Energy Partners LP through its subsidiaries Tallgrass Terminals LLC (Tallgrass Terminals) and Tallgrass Pony Express Pipeline LLC (Pony Express), announced an agreement with Saddle Butte Pipeline to develop the Tallgrass Grasslands Terminal....

Fri May 26, 2017

Poll: Voters in Three States Support Atlantic Coast Pipeline, Infrastructure

A majority of voters in Virginia, West Virginia and North Carolina support the expansion of domestic energy production and infrastructure — including the approval and construction of the Atlantic Coast Pipeline, a new poll from Consumer Energy Alliance (CEA) reveals....

Wed May 24, 2017

Grand Canyon Water Pipeline Repairs Complete

Repairs to the damaged water pipeline serving Grand Canyon National Park's North Rim were completed ahead of schedule, allowing lodging for those with prior reservations, campgrounds and other services to open May 15 as normally scheduled....